Beyond the road

Connecting F1 24

Switch UDP telemetry on, set the format to 2024, and send it to your phone.

F1 24 sends telemetry over the network on its own - no extra software. Everything you need is in one in-game menu, and there is one setting on it that people get wrong: the format.

Good to know

This is F1 24 only. Each year’s game shifts the data around, so F1 23 and F1 25 will send packets Marque deliberately ignores rather than mis-reading them. Support for another year is a change we have to ship.

Set it up

In Marque, open Record › Record a virtual drive and pick F1 24. Note the address on screen.
In F1 24, open Settings › Telemetry Settings.
Set UDP Telemetry to On.
Set UDP Broadcast Mode to Off, then put the Marque address into UDP IP Address.
Set UDP Port to 20777.
Set UDP Format to 2024. If this says anything else, nothing will arrive.
Leave UDP Send Rate at 60 Hz - lower works, but the traces get coarse.
Back in Marque, tap Start listening, then head out on track.

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F1 24 Telemetry Settings with UDP Telemetry on

Every setting you need is on this one page.

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The UDP Format row set to 2024

The single most common cause of a silent connection - the game defaults are not always 2024.

Worth knowing

Broadcast mode is the fallback, not the goal. With it on, the game shouts at the whole network and ignores the address field. It sometimes works, but on a busy network it is far less reliable than naming your phone directly.
Marque records your car. The game streams all twenty-two cars; Marque reads only the one you are driving.
Time trial, race, practice - all fine. Anything where you are actually driving records.

Tip

Nothing arriving? The checks that fix it - guest Wi-Fi, VPNs, firewalls - are on connecting your racing sim.

Still stuck?

If something here does not match what you see, or you have hit a wall, we would rather hear about it. Email support@getmarque.club and a human will get back to you.

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